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| Get going with Word 2000 |
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| Are you looking for a boring and hard to understand introduction to microsoft introduction to Microsift word? You;d really like to wade thruogh countless pages of explanatory text before you even type the first letters on paper? | |
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| Get going with Windows 98 |
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| As you progress you will notice that there are many ways to do the same thing one of the greatest advantages of Win98,as it lets you customixw the program to suit the way you work .All the exercises are thoroughly described using the mouse , but can also be performed using the keyboard.In the long term this makes your work faster and easier .If want to know more about using the keyboard in Win 98 | |
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| Get going with Excel 97 |
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| This bookler is for Excel beginners.Basic topics will be thoroughly discussed with a focus on fundamental concepts of spreadsheets in general and of Excel in particular | |
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| Get going with Excel 2000 |
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| This bookler is for Excel beginners.Basic topics will be thoroughly discussed with a focus on fundamental concepts of spreadsheets in general and of Excel in particular | |
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| Building ASP Applications |
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| You can use the Application object to share information among all users of a given application. An ASP-based application is defined as all the .asp files in a virtual directory and its subdirectories. Because the Application object can be shared by more than one user, there are Lock and Unlock methods to ensure that multiple users do not try to alter a property simultaneously. | |
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| AIX and Windows NT: Solutions for Interoperability |
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| This redbook is intended to help you understand how to integrate your AIX comput erintoan N T environmentand share AIX resources with your WindowsNT computers. We have focused ourde scription son the key areas, which are diskand printer sharing. | |
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| Active Directory Programming |
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| The goal of this paper is to facilitate the design process for those DOE sites that are currently engaged in designing their Active Directory (AD) network. It is a roadmap to enable analysis of the complicated design tradeoffs associated with Active Directory Design. By providing discussion of Active Directory design elements which are permanent and costly to change once deployed, the hope is to minimize the risks of sponsoring failed designs, or joining existing infrastructures not suitable to programmatic needs. | |
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